Hi,
This is my first issue ive had with this excellent software, so just hoping its something I’m missing!!
The Flatten image mask option with a circular tool path seems to be reducing the size of the circle once completed.
I use this for my clocks and its only started happening within the past day or two- I do my usual routine with the picture, but it reduces the circle size…Only a fraction, but its noticeable! from 220 to a lower size, so it looks slightly flat at the top and sides.
Running on a windows 10 pc and sculpfun s30 pro/
Doubt reinstall would make a difference.
I am interested more on what is causing the issue on your file, hence why requested the LBRN prior and after the flattening.
Could be something that is there, but i am just not doing the correct steps to replicate.
ok, i just do the usual. Create the circle and change to T1 then import the picture into Lightburn. Then apply and flatten the image mask. I just did one at 200mm width and it cut that short aswell. callieimage.lbrn2 (1.7 MB)
thanks
Yes, but the measurement differs. Some are worse than others and really noticeable.
I can find a way around it if needs be, but thought id highlight it.
While I agree there is a difference, It cannot be in any way shape of form noticable in a practical sense as we talking about 0.00x mm
Your laser will not have such a definition.
Numerically its different yes, I will inquire about why this difference happens.
Sounds like @gilaraujo is detecting a rounding error. Is it possible you did just not notice it before, or there were changes the location of your drawing slightly in the workspace. As Gil sort-of said, micrometer errors in a millimeter world are not worth worrying about.
